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So let's recap: - I click skills. - The first one is WireGuard "... secure routing and key management". - I'd download it, hook it to this bot running on my
by isodev 8mo ago
So let's recap:
- I click skills.
- The first one is WireGuard "... secure routing and key management".
- I'd download it, hook it to this bot running on my system.
- I'd ask the bot to store / manage super-secret keys that protect actual servers with user data and personal details and god knows what...
- The bot follows my commands by spelunking random snippets of markdown, running other programs on my computer, doing web searches, reading what it finds on the web and giving itself more commands to do...
I've only been in tech for like 20 years or so but I feel like either I'm missing something substantial or some kind of madness is happening to people.
- dpoloncsak 8mo agoYou're downloading untested code from an unknown user on a random literally just-spun-up 'marketplace' and are shocked when it doesn't work
- Shank 8mo ago> I've only been in tech for like 20 years or so but I feel like either I'm missing something substantial or some kind of madness is happening to people. People are extremely eager for a helpful AI assistant that they are willing to sacrifice security for it. Prompt injection attacks are theoretical until they hit you. Until you're hit you're just having fun riding the wave.
- monooso 8mo agoI think you misinterpreted GP's comment (or at least the tone).
- sgarland 8mo ago> I feel like either I'm missing something substantial or some kind of madness is happening to people It is WILD how little “professionals” actually understand about systems, security, or really computers in general.